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PawBoost

PawBoost is a lost-and-found pet alert service that spreads local awareness on Facebook and Nextdoor and notifies its Rescue Squad network.

Last updated September 15, 2026

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Overview

PawBoost is a lost-and-found pet service that helps reunite lost pets with their families. According to its website, users enter their pet's information to instantly start spreading local awareness; alerts are shared on Facebook and Nextdoor through a 5.5M+ follower network, emailed to a 2.1M+ subscriber network, listed in a lost pets database with 2k+ pets added daily, and can be supported with a printable lost pet flyer with QR code. PawBoost also offers boosted alerts via Facebook Ads, Instagram Ads, and Featured Pet. The site states it has helped reunite 2.3M+ pet parents, covers 5+ countries (US, Canada, UK, Australia, Brazil, Mexico, South Africa), and has been helping reunite lost pets since 2014.

History

PawBoost's website states it has been helping reunite lost pets since 2014. A September 2021 post on its blog introduced team members including CEO Clayton, COO Dan, Senior Marketing Manager Katie, Support Supervisor & Community Manager Maria, Software Engineer David, Lead Infrastructure Engineer Cody, and Community Support Specialist Emma.

Products and positioning

PawBoost positions itself as the #1 service for lost pet reunions, the largest lost pets database, the largest reach, and the most trusted, with a guarantee that a lost pet's alert will reach more local people with PawBoost than with any other service.

  • Free lost and found pet alert

    Enter your pet's information to instantly start spreading local awareness.

  • Lost pet flyer with QR code

    Print a lost pet flyer with QR code.

  • Boosted alerts

    Boost your alert with Facebook Ads, Instagram Ads, and Featured Pet.

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